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Jikes question

Dennis Peterson
It is possible to tell NetRexx that I would like to use Jikes rather
than Javac?

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Re: Jikes question

Mike Cowlishaw-2
Yes .. if you specify -nocompile then NetRexx will not call javac to compile
the .java files; you can then use the compiler of your choice...

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Re: Jikes question

mcbrides
>Yes .. if you specify -nocompile then NetRexx will not call javac to compile
>the .java files; you can then use the compiler of your choice...
>

Actually, I let NetRexx use Jikes! <G> I copied Jikes.exe to the jdk116\bin
directory and renamed it to javac.exe. Works great and no additional keyboard
twiddling after NetRexx finishes...

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Re: Jikes question

Francesc Roses
In reply to this post by Dennis Peterson
On Mon, 13 Jul 1998 06:55:20 -0400, Jerry McBride wrote:

>Actually, I let NetRexx use Jikes! <G> I copied Jikes.exe to the jdk116\bin
>directory and renamed it to javac.exe. Works great and no additional keyboard
>twiddling after NetRexx finishes...
>
Yes, but sometimes the error messages generated for Jikes are not clears for me.
I prefer maintain the difference and be able to execute Javac.

Francesc Roses
University of Barcelona


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Re: Jikes question

Martin Lafaix
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On Mon, 13 Jul 1998 06:55:20 -0400, Jerry McBride wrote:
>Actually, I let NetRexx use Jikes! <G> I copied Jikes.exe to the jdk116\bin
>directory and renamed it to javac.exe. Works great and no additional keyboard
>twiddling after NetRexx finishes...

Call me silly :-) but are you sure (I mean really sure) you are
using Jikes that way?  I mean, last time I checked, NetRexx does
not use javac.exe.  It directly calls sun.tools.javac.Main (a Java
class).


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Re: Jikes question

mcbrides
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>On Mon, 13 Jul 1998 06:55:20 -0400, Jerry McBride wrote:
>>Actually, I let NetRexx use Jikes! <G> I copied Jikes.exe to the jdk116\bin
>>directory and renamed it to javac.exe. Works great and no additional keyboard
>>twiddling after NetRexx finishes...
>
>Call me silly :-) but are you sure (I mean really sure) you are
>using Jikes that way?  I mean, last time I checked, NetRexx does
>not use javac.exe.  It directly calls sun.tools.javac.Main (a Java
>class).
>

You're right! Mike pointed out the error of my ways a few days ago.

Foolish me... <G>


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